Sr. Raffaella Petrini, F.S.E. named Notre Dame’s 2026 commencement speaker
Sr. Raffaella Petrini, F.S.E serves the Vatican as President of the Pontifical Commission and Governorate of the Vatican.
Sr. Raffaella Petrini, F.S.E serves the Vatican as President of the Pontifical Commission and Governorate of the Vatican.
Juniors Daniela Rivera and Mila Curtis share their own leadership experiences in student government and the initiatives they are planning within their campaign for student body president and vice president.
Despite their known risks as endocrine disrupters, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances are still in many products encountered today from cosmetics to firefighting uniforms. “You can think about PFAS as being the DDT of the 21st century,” Lamberti said.
The University announced Timothy Shriver will receive the 2026 Laetare Medal at Commencement, citing his leadership of Special Olympics and commitment to human dignity.
After 27 years of service to the academic advising department of Mendoza College of Business, Gina Shropshire will officially retire on June 30.
Hours ahead of regular decision announcements for the class of 2030, Notre Dame shares expanded income-based financial aid commitment.
The Rivera-Curtis ticket is the sole ticket to run for student government association president and vice president for the 2026-27 academic year. Voting will take place Thursday and election results will be released Friday.
At a lecture sponsored by the Jacques Maritain Center, Bishop Barron reflected on what we can learn about the character God through Scripture.
John McKiernan has been selected as the new executive vice president and chief operating officer of Holy Cross College.
Bringing over a thousand people through the Basilica, family, former players, students and well-wishers came to pay their respects to the former Notre Dame Football head coach Lou Holtz.
Saint Mary's College President Katie Conboy recently announced Anne Thompson ’79 as the 179th commencement speaker. Jennifer Holmgren will be awarded a doctorate of science for her leadership work in sustainable companies, with Carmi and Chris Murphy ’68 being honored with the President's Medal.
Following the conclusion of Holy Cross’ Student Government Association election, with the results announced on Wednesday, juniors Carlos Vera and Abigail Fouts discuss their objectives and goals for the upcoming term.
Residence hall staff and attendees discuss their experiences in organizing and participating in dorm retreats throughout this semester, as well as offer advice for interested individuals.
Director of Campus Safety Phil Bambenek sent an email to Saint Mary’s students Tuesday afternoon informing them of a recent sexual harassment incident.
Belles Unite Borders led a “March for Unity” in solidarity with immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers, drawing a crowd of roughly 70 students, faculty, religious sisters and community members.
At this month’s faculty senate meeting, elected representatives of the faculty were briefed on updates to a resolution regarding OIT before moving to discuss the Ostermann controversy, the creation of a more universal preprofessional studies supplemental major and attendance and accommodations policies.
Holy Cross College’s spring formal, “A Night in Disguise,” will feature a masquerade theme, lowered ticket pricing and menu adjustments based on student feedback. Organizers hope the changes will increase attendance and create an interactive experience.
The annual fundraising event centers upon raising money for the Saint Mary's Fund. This year, the Donor Challenge was extended to last throughout February rather than just one day. The funds raised from 2,751 donors will contribute to scholarships, technology and campus preservation.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed during airstrikes on Feb. 28 during U.S. military operation ‘Epic Fury.’
The Institute for Social Concerns class visits Westville Correctional Facility as part of its curriculum.